Sally challenges us this week to try different apps to play with post processing.
There was an opportunity to use some photos of street graffiti made, when passing behind a decaying building in Amsterdam, as I hadn’t yet used them.
You will see the original photo shot with an iPhone 6, and the changes after editing and processing with Silver Efex Pro 2, Olympus mobile editor, and Light Room.
If you wish, click to enlarge the photos.
Original
Lightroom increased contrast , vibrancy.
Pop art filter Olympus
Key line filter Olympus
Partial color Olympus
Silver efex pro 2 high contrast hard
Original
Lightroom increased contrast , vibrancy.
Pop art filter Olympus
Key line filter Olympus
Partial Color Olympus
Silver efex pro 2 high contrast hard
Original
Lightroom increased contrast , vibrancy.
Pop art filter olympus
Key line filter Olympus
Partial color filter Olympus
Silver efex pro 2 high contrast hard
I am joining Lens and Pens by Sally, who hosts each Monday the Sally D’s Mobile Photography Challenge.
Shot with an iPhone6.
The schedule theme for this week’s challenge is: Editing and Processing
I am also submitting it to the Photo Rehab.
Hmmnnn, I think I need to get Silver FX Pro….
I’m going to assume that last one is Wile E. Coyote and I like the way that the b&w one shows most clearly the character. I think my favourite it the first set – I love that profile view of the girl and the pink is glorious!
What great street art x.
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I knew my drama queen master would want silver efex pro!
You will love it.
And of course you love pink!!
Thanks, lovely! Xx
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Wow, who thought an app could make that drastic of a change? Wow! I like it!
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Really interesting the changes from the originals~ Thank you, for explaining what you did. Really nice!
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Some great variations, and interesting to hear what you had done with these images.
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Lucille, your set of images shows the effects that can occur with different editing apps. Some are subtle, while others are major. I’m partial to the partial color Olympus. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Thank you, Sally! I always like to post process photos to experiment new ways, even if I don’t publish them. So your 5th week of the challenge, is always welcome.
Thanks!
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I agree. The experimentation is a way to open ourselves to new ways of seeing. I am a purist, but am challenged by the possibilities of this new technology. See you soon. Thanks.
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For a purist, you show tremendous openness, flexibility and curiosity, and the results of your experiences show that.
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Lucile, that’s lovely. I’m a lifelong learner, which means I constantly challenge my own notions.
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I love the colored ones (obviously), they are so rich and lively!:) I did not know about those apps, do you only use them on your comp or your phone as well? They aren’t free are they?
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Thank you, my dearest. Here is the answer:
I use LightRoom and Silver Efex Pro 2 in my computer but both are not free.
The Olympus mobile app is free.
Try also camera + app. Its very good.
For black and white you can use hueless. But I know you don’t like BW!
Give a try and let me know.
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Thanks a lot ! Will even give a try to BW 😉
Xxx
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Please do!! Xxx
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So, tell me again. Where is that wormhole you go into that allows you so much more time to do all these things?? I can’t even figure out how to work Instagram.
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I will tell you this: it’s easier than you think. If you just start using the editing options on Instagram, you will see that’s a fast process. Ask that student to install camera + app for you and start using it. Then you can later download the app Olympus image share. All free.
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ON Instagram??? You mean IN the camera? I’m near no students…on summer vacation. Install camera and app in the computer, or camera?
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Great artwork! I love the PopArt filter of the blue wolf!
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Thank you! Pop art worked really eek for graffiti!
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I think that it has a lot to do with the skill of the photographer, though, Lucile. Doubt mine would turn out like that! hahaha! :p
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I bet you would do fantastic post processing. It’s all about personal taste and these apps are self explanatory. Besides, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, isn’t it?
All your photos are wonderfully done. Editing them is just a further step.
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Thank you for your kind words, Lucile 🙂 I really should spend more time on the editing packages! 😛
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You’re most welcome! Try it and let me know! 🙂
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Will do 🙂
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Don’t have any idea what you are doing,but I love to see your work.
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Lucile, you had much too much fun with this (as did I.) Really enjoyed seeing all of these.
janet
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Stunning as usual!! filter and edits are fun an make even a mundane photo (none of yours are) look fab 🙂 thanks for sharing the apps!
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I love this street art and how you’ve edited the pics! And the fact that you shot it all on your iPhone 6 proves what a great cameraphone it is (and of course, what a great photographer you are!)
I like all the edits you did but I especially like the ones in half color and half B&W…it’s cool to designate which part of the photo to keep in color and therefore allowing that part to pop out of the B&W.
Bravissima, as always!
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